Wolverhampton Wanderers have unveiled their new home shirt for the 2025/26 season – and there is a unique turn.
The kit produced by Sudu remains true to the tradition of the wolves and retains the legendary old gold base, paired with a bold black V-neck-collar and black equipment on the sleeve-one clear alluding to the classic strips of the club.
However, take a closer look and you will recognize something else. The front of the shirt has a subtle, debossen pressure in which the symmetry and the detail of the historical Molineux pleasure area are emphasized – a public park that is once known for its rag breeds, exhibitions, concerts and even balloon stands.
With its almost Aztec pattern, the design gives a timeless wolves look a fresh, modern layer.
“It is a modern view of a classic Wolves shirt,” said club historian Peter Crump. “It is traditionally from the 1970s -almost a modern turn on the Three Wolf Head Shirt from the 1974 Liga Cup.
“The 1970s are a well -revered era at Wolves, so many of the fans remember with great preference. We have a great story and we should celebrate it and there is no reason why modernity and history cannot be combined,” he added.
The professional edition of the shirt, which is borne by the Wolves First Team and the Academy, includes strategic mesh side panels for a better air flow and a light, sweaty fabric to increase performance on the field.
The Home Kit 2025/26 is now available via the official online shop, the club business and the selected retailers from Wolves.
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